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Location Ivory Coast Expiry Date December 29 Position Level Beginner/Junior| Young graduate Sector of activity Construction, Real Estate Level of study (diploma) TS Bac +2| Bachelor (LMD), Bac + 3 Number of positions 01 Type of contract CDD MAIN MISSION Ensure the video production of RIMCO Motors, from filming to editing, for social networks and campaigns of different brands. MAIN ACTIVITIES
Frame and turn video content for social networks and brand campaigns
Edit and dress up videos (editing, calibration, subtitling, graphic dressing)
Cover events, product launches and field activations
Adapt video formats to the codes of each platform (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube)
Collaborate with the Creative Manager and Graphic Designer on Visual Dressing Skills: TECHNICAL SKILLS
Shooting: framing, light, sound
Video editing on Premiere Pro / After Effects/CapCut/ ...
Knowledge of the formats and codes specific to each social network
Use of AI tools for assisted editing (automatic subtitling, dressing, audio/video editing) BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS
Creativity and sense of visual storytelling
Autonomy in the field
Availability for filming and events PROFILE RESEARCH: Training: Bac+2 to Bac+3 in audiovisual, cinema or communication. Experience: 2 to 3 years in video production (agency, studio or communication service). 100 to 499 people Multinational Ivory Coast
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